Recorded at the O2 Arena 'Live In London' shows Leonard Cohen during one of his most successful ever tours at the amazing age of 73. Featuring renditions of Cohen's classics such as 'Suzzanne' and 'Hallelujah' this dvd is perfect at recapturing the magic of what many co...more

Fronted by one of the most distinctive voices in modern music, Matt Bellamy, alternative rock giants Muse return with their most orchestral album to date, The Resistance. Following the monumental commercial and critical success of their earlier releases, notably the mul...more

La Roux quickly buried themselves into the charts with this stunning self-titled album. This is a record where classic songwriting meets synth and it touches on everything from heartbreak to disappointment to invincibility. With influences ranging from Nick Drake and Ne...more

Jonsi (Sigur Ros lead vocalist, Jón #ór Birgisson) and his collaborators, pepper the listener with shards of sunny strings and woodwinds, spools of chopped-up guitars and keyboards, all sorts of digital manipulations, and above it all, layers of Jónsi's reliably enth...more

Six years and three albums since his supposed retirement from the music business comes this eleventh studio effort from multimedia mogul Shawn "Jigga" Carter. Like the other two 'Blueprint' albums, it has a modern, pop-oriented feel. Recorded in Hawaii, produced primari...more

Folk rock outfit the Avett Brothers deliver 'I And Love And You' following their 2007 full length 'Emotionalism'. The North Carolina trio decided upon a full studio approach, as opposed to their previous "first take" albums, enlisting RickRubin behind the desk for this ...more

Foo Fighters are one of the biggest bands of their generation, selling millions of records world-wide and gaining a reputation for gutsy guitar music - often with a sense of humour and always with an incredibly catchy hook. Since his days drumming in Nirvana, Dave Grohl...more

Debut album from the duo of James Mercer, frontman of The Shins, and Brian Burton aka Danger Mouse, probably best known as half of Gnarls Barkley. Both successful musicians in their own right, the pair met at the 2004 Roskilde Festival and bonded over a mutual appreciat...more

'Artwork' is the fourth album by The Used and is produced by Matt Squire (Girls Against Boys, Panic At The Disco). Coining the term 'gross pop' this effort sees the group blending pop sensibilities with their usual heavy punk rock sound. While the band continue to explo...more

Eleventh album and follow-up to 2005's 'Siberia' from the illustrious Liverpudlian post-punks. Despite frontman Ian McCulloch describing it in typically hyperbolic fashion as the band's best album since their defining 1984 classic 'Ocean Rain', it has received very mixe...more

13 years since their formation, hard-hitting Welsh metal heroes Lostprophets return with their fourth studio album, The Betrayed. The sextet's first two albums, 2000's 'The Fake Sound Of Progress' and 2004's 'Start Something', won them national acclaim, before third rel...more